McQuiston and Pierce join USC Football Staff
Upper Town college football announces two new coaches Aug. 25: Earl McQuiston, former Hawkeye guard and Big Ten all star, to coach the defensive lines. Warren Pierce, Town single season scoring record holder, to coach receivers as a student assistant. Existing staff includes Mike Olson, Jim Killbreath, and Ken Richard with Killbreath as assistant and Richard handling scouting and freshman duties.
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Playoff Opens With Happitime Victory Over All Saints
Happitime defeated All Saints 9 to 1 at Ellis Park to take the first game of a best of three series for the softball championship. The teams meet again Tuesday for game two as trophies for the current season are to be presented at the session.
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Heaviest Player Leads M F L Football Ahead of Opener
M F L of Monona faces a small 1969 squad as Ray Vangen enters his eighth season as head coach with only four lettermen returning. Scott DeSatel will quarterback, and veterans like Jerry Leas Richard Smith Rey Koehner and Jeff Heins provide leadership. The team opens September 22 at home against Turkey Valley amid size concerns and late practice-start rules.
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Langmack Edges Stitzel for Algona Amateur OIF Title
Cedar Rapids golfer Pete Langmack edged Dr Bert Stitzel of Mayville by one stroke to win the Algona Amateur OIF championship. Langmack closed with three consecutive birdies to finish 27 holes. Langmack won a diamond ring. Stitzer (Stitzel) earned a cassette tape recorder as second prize.
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Barry Barks Won’t Talk on Oaks Move to Washington
AP reports Rick Barry avoids comment amid Oaks owner Everett Foreman’s push to relocate the team from the San Francisco Bay Area to Washington, D C. Barry says he does not want to leave the Bay Area and implies no pressure to move. Foreman and Rubin decline to detail discussions as Barry remains in their office amid trade talks.
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